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Recognition choices and review status

Voice typing should respect the way people actually speak.

Language support is more than adding a name to a dropdown. Choose Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Marathi, Bengali, or one of three English locales. Each Indian-language page combines a preselected working editor with native examples, practical accuracy advice, and an honest public-beta status.

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English recognition

Three English recognition settings

Both public editors currently expose three English locale presets. They tell the browser which pronunciation and vocabulary pattern to expect; they do not guarantee perfect recognition.

EN–IN

English (India)

A practical default for Indian English pronunciation and everyday vocabulary.

Use English (India)
EN–US

English (US)

Choose this for American English pronunciation and recognition conventions.

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A multilingual user selecting a recognition locale before starting the microphone
Available in public beta

Voice typing in five Indian languages

Each page opens the real editor with the matching recognition locale selected and provides native-script examples, mixed-language guidance, punctuation tests, common issues, and unique answers. Browser and operating-system support still varies, so these choices are labelled beta rather than presented as guaranteed transcription.

Choose deliberately

How the recognition setting affects a draft

01

Pronunciation expectations

A locale gives the recognition service clues about common sound and stress patterns.

02

Vocabulary and spelling

Regional word choices and spelling conventions can influence the text returned by the browser.

03

Punctuation behavior

Spoken punctuation phrases may behave differently across services and locale settings.

04

Mixed-language speech

Names, borrowed words, and code-switching are especially important to test before claiming broad support.

Test the complete workflow

Clear audio, spoken structure, and human review work together

A language option is useful only when the full workflow holds up on a real device. Test ordinary speech, punctuation behavior, names, mixed-language phrases, and the corrections required before you rely on a longer draft.

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